Queues at one vaccination centre lasted for up to three hours, BBC Wales is told.
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Apology for 'significant' vaccination centre delay
Queues at one vaccination centre lasted for up to three hours, BBC Wales is told.
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Apology for 'significant' vaccination centre delay
Queues at one vaccination centre lasted for up to three hours, BBC Wales is told.

Calls for clarity for university students in Wales
Current Welsh Government advice for students in Wales is not to return to university until notified.

Police and crime commissioner to step down
Arfon Jones says it will be "more difficult to make a difference" during a shortened term of office.

Police 'must be vaccinated' to uphold Covid law
Forces say officers are being deliberately coughed and spat at while trying to enforce rules.

Seventy-six more people die with Covid in Wales
The total is the highest daily figure from Public Health Wales, but not all deaths were on one day.
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Apology for 'significant' vaccination centre delay
Queues at one vaccination centre lasted for up to three hours, BBC Wales is told.

Calls for clarity for university students in Wales
Current Welsh Government advice for students in Wales is not to return to university until notified.

Police and crime commissioner to step down
Arfon Jones says it will be "more difficult to make a difference" during a shortened term of office.

Police 'must be vaccinated' to uphold Covid law
Forces say officers are being deliberately coughed and spat at while trying to enforce rules.

Seventy-six more people die with Covid in Wales
The total is the highest daily figure from Public Health Wales, but not all deaths were on one day.

Calls for clarity for university students in Wales
Current Welsh Government advice for students in Wales is not to return to university until notified.

Police and crime commissioner to step down
Arfon Jones says it will be "more difficult to make a difference" during a shortened term of office.

Police 'must be vaccinated' to uphold Covid law
Forces say officers are being deliberately coughed and spat at while trying to enforce rules.
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Plaid Cymru calls for clarity on vaccines and universities
The Welsh Government needs to have “a clear plan” on the delivery of vaccines, Plaid Cymru's Helen Mary Jones has said.
“We think vaccines are giving us hope but we need a clear plan, a clear public idea, from the Welsh Government on exactly how that is going to be rolled out and to which priorities," she told BBC Wales.
“We need some action to address what seems to be differences from region to region on vaccines”.
Ms Jones also urged the Welsh Government to change its position on students returning to universities, saying it was "completely untenable".
"Students from England are being told to stay at home until mid-February, while those studying in universities in Wales are being offered a phased return starting next week.
"No wonder many students do not know what to do for the best."
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